GRAMMAR BANK 8B and 10A KEY

GRAMMAR BANK 8B:

a. 1.to spend   2. Applying   3. not to say   4. to start   5. not to ask   6. working   7. solving 
     8. not going   9. modelling   10. to learn
b. 1. to retire   2. commuting   3. not to worry   4. to lock   5. not to buy   6. leave   7. wear 
    8. not to make   9. doing

GRAMMAR BANK 10A:

a. 1. who   2. where   3. which   4.who   5. whose   6. which   7. which   8. whose   9. where   10. who   11. who   12. where
b. In sentences 3, 4, 6 and 11 that could be used instead of who/which. In sentences 3,6 and 11 which and who could be omitted.
c. 3. Beijing, which is one of the world's biggest cities, hosted the 2008 Olympic Games.
    4. Michael Jackson's Thriller, which was released in 1982, was one of the best-selling albums of the 80s.
    6. Sally and Joe, who got married last year, are expecting their first baby.

ORAL SKILLS

Expressions for Conversation and Personal Comment.

General Conversation Gambits.

ORAL PRESENTATION

ORAL PRESENTATION.

WRITING SKILLS

LINKING WORDS.
WRITING HELP 1.
WRITING HELP 2.
WRITING HELP 3.

SPEAKING TIPS

READING AND LISTENING PRACTICE

READING AND LISTENING TEST.
EXERCISE 1.
EXERCISE 2.
LISTENING TEST.
LISTENING TEST EXERCISE 1.
LISTENING TEST EXERCISE 2.

LISTENING TEST

Listening Test.
Exercise 1.
Exercise 2.
Exercise 3.

LISTENING TEST

Listening Test.
Exercise 1.
Exercise 2.

ORAL PRACTICE

Useful Webpage to Practise Speaking.
To Practise Interaction.
To Practise Pronunciation.

MAKING SUGGESTIONS

Making suggestions from Saro Rosales


 WAYS OF MAKING SUGGESTIONS IN ENGLISH:

1) WHAT ABOUT/HOW ABOUT ... + Base form + -ING
What about going to the cinema tonight?
How about going to the cinema tonight?

2) WHY + Negative
Why don't we go to the swimming pool tomorrow?

3) IMPERATIVE: Let's + Base form
Let's go to the restaurant now!

4) COULD : 
We could visit Paris next week.

5) SHALL WE + Base form..?
Shall we meet tonight?
Where shall we meet?
What time shall we meet?
 

WRITING PRACTICE

Writing a story.
Writing to a friend about a visit to a place.

TOPICS

LIST OF TOPICS.

LINKING WORDS AND CONNECTORS

Linking words & phrases from englishfun2011

RELATIVE CLAUSES

 Relative Clauses
 

Relative Clauses from Deepak

View more presentations from Deepak.
 Relative Pronouns.
Subject or Object Pronouns?
Non-defining Relative Clauses.
Defining or Non-defining?
Which, Who, Whose.
Which, Who, Whose and When.

 DO YOU KNOW WHO AUNG SAN SUU HYI IS? FIND OUT SOME INFORMATION HERE.LISTEN TO AUNG  SAN SUU HYI'S SPEECH ON NON-VIOLENCE. NOW LISTEN TO THE SONG THAT U2 WROTE ABOUT HER AND COMPLETE THE LYRICS.

SONG: "I NEED A HERO", BY BONNIE TYLER.

FILE 8 TEST

FILE 8 TEST.
LISTENING EXERCISE 1.
LISTENING EXERCISE 2.
FILE 8 TEST KEY.

REVISE AND CHECK 7-8

Revise and Check 7¬8 Answers.

LISTENING PRACTICE

Listening Test.
Audio.
Listening Test Files 1-3.
Exercise 1.
Exercise 2.

LISTENING PRACTICE

Looking for Accommodation.

JOBS LISTENING

  This is the listening activity with did in class today.Talking about jobs. Audio.

WORK

VOCABULARY:

Jobs.
Jobs Crossword.
Jobs and Work.
Jobs Mindmap.LISTENING ACTIVITIES:




GRAMMAR:

Infinitive or Gerund? 1
Infinitive or Gerund? 2
Infinitive or Gerund? 3

WRITING:
 WRITING ABOUT THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF A JOB.

SONG: THIS LOVE, by MAROON 5.

FILE 7 TEST

FILE 7 TEST.
FILE 7 TEST KEY.
LISTENING EXERCISE 1.
LISTENING EXERCISE 2.

THE POLITE ROBBER

The Polite Robber Powerpoint.


The Polite Robber.

FILE 8A READING KEY

STUDENT'S BOOK: FILE 8A READING, on pages 76-77.

c. Clive thinks that the best way to complain is to write a polite letter.
   1. The smell of biscuits: he got some free packs of biscuits.
   2. A friend's faulty car: he got a Volkswagen Golf GTI (for his friend).
   3. His wife's fall during a holiday: he got  2,000 pounds (the cost of the holiday).
   4. Some old strawberries: his daughters were invited to Heathrow Airport to inspect British  Airways'catering facilities.

d.1. Don't lose your temper.                            4. Threaten action.
   2. Write a letter.                                           5. Don't be too specific.
   3. Know who you are writing to.                 6. Use flattery.

SHOPPING

   

Have a look at Never Liked it Anyway website.VOCABULARY: Shops ang Going shopping.Shops and Money.
Types of shops.  READING:  Shopping in Britain.LISTENING:Shopping. What shops do you like at the mall?A new shopping mall.
What do you think about shopping?

What do you like shopping for?

What do you dislike about shopping?

SHOPPING COMPLAINTS:
Shopping Complaints.
Audio.VIDEO:   VIDEO ACTIVITY.
How to tell if your boyfriend is a slob. 
  
 Reported Speech 1.
Reported Speech 2.
Reported Speech 3.
Reported Questions 1.
Reported Questions 2.
Reported Commands 1.
Reported Commands 2.

What did the say?

Say or Tell?

 Write some question in Reported Speech.
Listening.

 SPEAKING:
Shopping Interaction

SONGS:

Need you now.

Just the way you are.

ONLINE SHOPPING

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ONLINE SHOPPING.

AGREEING AND DISAGREEING IN ENGLISH

• Agreeing and Disagreeing

AGREEING

That's a good point.

I (completely) agree (with you).

That's true.

That makes sense.

I think so, too.

I couldn't agree more.

DISAGREEING

That's not how I see it.

I don't really agree with you.

I'm afraid I can't agree with you.

I'm not sure I quite agree with you.

Yes, that may be true, but . . . .

Well, you have a point, but . . . .

I can see your point, but . . . .

I see what you mean, but . . . .

Do you see it that way? I think . . . .

HOW TO GIVE YOUR OPINION

LANGUAGE TO GIVE YOUR OPINION

(1) When you start saying something

contributing to a conversation

making a contribution

First of all, I would like to say/state that.............

To begin with, I...................

In the first line, I.............

(2) What you can say instead of "I think"

I would say/think

In my opinion

To my mind

I am of the opinion that

I hold the opinion that

(3) When you want to stress your "personal opinion":

Personally, I think…..

As far as I am concerned ….

As for me…..

As I take it…..

As far as I can see…..
What I mean.....

CITY OR COUNTRY

CITY OR COUNTRY?
KEY.
TAPESCRIPT.

FILE 7B READING KEY

Here you are the key to the READING exercise on pages 70-71.

4.- READING

        a. Tchaikovsky was from Russia and was a composer of classical music.
        c. The place where he composed: his bedroom (photo 3)
            The place where he wrote letters: the sitting room and study (photo 2)
            His favourite place: the garden (photo 1)
       d. 1. Maidanovo: the village where Tchaikovsky rented a small house after leaving Moscow; it  was full of tourists and visitors and this is why he later moved to the house in Klin.
           2. The Pathétique symphony: he wrote it in the house in Klin.
           3. Alexei: he was Tchaikovsky's servant and lived on the ground floor of the house.
           4. Lilies of the valley: Tchaikovsky's brother planted thousand of lilies in the garden after Tchaikovsky's death as Tchaikovsky adored flowers, particularly lilies of the valley.
           5. Doroshenko: he was an anrchist who lived in Tchaikovsky's house after the Bolshevik Revolution. People say he shot at a painting in one of the bedrooms.
          6. The International Tchaikovsky Competition:the winner goes to Klin, plays on Tchaikovsky's piano, and plants a tree in his garden.

e. 1. tidy  2. remain  3. overlooking  4. hanging   5. turn into  6. plain  7. property  8. bookcase

WRITING ABOUT YOUR SCHOOL

YOUR PLACE

 WHAT WOULD YOUR DREAM HOUSE BE  LIKE? WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE LIKE A CELEBRITY? HAVE A LOOK AT SOME HUGE HOUSES AND CHOOSE THE ONE YOU LIKE BEST:

HOMES OF THE FUTURE.
FLAT HUNTING.

 DO YOU KNOW VOCABULARY RELATED TO THE HOUSE? YOU CAN LEARN NEW WORDS AND REVISE WHAT YOU KNOW WITH THESE PAGES:
My House and My bedroom Interactive Book.
Rooms in a House.
Furniture and Appliances.
ROOMS AND FURNITURE IN A HOUSE.
THE HOUSE.
THE LIVING ROOM.
THE DINING ROOM.
THE KITCHEN.
THE KITCHEN 2.
THE BEDROOM.
THE BATHROOM.
THE BATHROOM 2.
THE UTILITY ROOM. 

Home.

Houses copia from torrepacheco

 HERE YOU'VE GOT SOME GAMES TO PRACTISE THE VOCABULARY ABOUT HOUSES.
CROSSWORD 1.

CROSSWORD 2. 

MATCHING EXERCISE.

HAVE A LOOK AT SOME LISTENING ACTIVITIES:

Where would you like to live, in the country or in the city?
Renting a place of your own. 

Mark talks about his ideal house.

Renting a Flat.
Renting a Flat Key.
 Apartment Rentals.

GRAMMAR ACTIVITIES:

First and Second Conditional.
Second Conditional.

SONGS: 

IF I WERE A BOY.

OUR HOUSE.